Resources

This organization empowers Black girls aged 7 to 17 though hands-on computer science and technology workshops, summer camps and hackathons. These skills are increasingly crucial in STEM, especially neuro.

The Fellowship for the Future is a two-year leadership award program for women of color in STEM leading research or outreach projects in line with the500 Women Scientists missionand focused on increasing equity, inclusion, accessibility, or social justice in STEM.

This podcast, hosted by Dr. Asma Bashir, features underrepresented folks in STEM.

Provides individual and institutional research training opportunities (including international) to trainees at the undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral levels.

Similar support to Parent F32, but different requirements and eligibility (read carefully). Applicants are eligible to apply within approximately 12 months prior to joining a postdoctoral laboratory to within the first 12 months of starting in that laboratory.

Offering $35,000 in scholarship funding in order to provide educational opportunities for future generations of science scholars.

The fellowship includes up to five years of funding, valued at up to $250,000, and the freedom to pursue innovative projects wherever they may lead.

Administrative supplements to currently active NINDS research HEAL grants to support the training of underrepresented individuals and enhance the diversity of the research workforce.

This after school club provides high school students with an introduction to neuroscience at Imperial College London and opportunities to present their research at the GreatExhibitionRoad Festival.

This online community aims to help Black students get through graduate school. This is a space to share experiences and advice.